DebridDownloader runs your debrid account from the desktop and saves finished files to your disk, your media library or a cloud drive.
DebridDownloader is a free, open-source desktop app for people who pay for Real-Debrid, TorBox or Premiumize. It replaces the browser tab: you add a link or a file, the service fetches it, and you download, stream or file the results without leaving the app. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux.
Debrid services are run from a web dashboard. You add a link, wait, then click through file links one at a time and let the browser save each one. There is no queue to control, nothing files finished downloads where a media server expects them, and API tokens tend to end up pasted into scripts and extensions. DebridDownloader moves that workflow into a native app and keeps the credentials in the operating system’s keychain.
A Rust async trait defines about a dozen operations, and each provider’s client translates its own API into shared types. The active provider can be swapped at runtime; commands clone it and release the lock before awaiting, so a slow network call never blocks a switch.
A Tokio semaphore caps how many downloads run at once. Each one streams to disk with its own cancellation handle, and progress reaches the React front end as events, at most every 100 ms. One speed limiter covers both local and rclone destinations.
An Axum server on a random localhost port serves one URL per preview session and forwards range requests, so the player can seek inside a remote file.
Links arrive three ways: the system deep link, a hand-off from a second instance, and command-line arguments on a cold start. All three pass the same validator before anything reaches a provider.
A GitHub Actions matrix builds macOS on Apple Silicon, Windows on x64 and ARM64, and Linux on x64 and ARM64, with signed and notarized macOS builds and signed update bundles. Because Tauri uses the system web view, the installers stay under 9 MB.
The downloads view, shown here with sample data.
DebridDownloader is free and open source. It needs an account with one of the three services.